Business School
Alexandra Mezhonova,
Russia
MBA graduate Alexandra is a great example of hard-working professional with a high-flying career. Still in her early 20s, she works as an online marketing project manager for high fashion brands in Forward 3D, one of the biggest digital marketing agencies in the UK. “Excellent education played a significant role in my career success, especially at the initial stage of the job interview. I have been perceived as a well-educated person and have been given a chance to confirm my abilities further on.” Alexandra manages a team of marketing professionals who are responsible for advertising and promoting high fashion brands across the glob al market. She believes that it is important to believe in yourself and not afraid to take the lead. “Case studies were the biggest part of our programme tuition. I always tried to take the role of the team leader which taught me how to manage people and assign the roles within the team. I have also learnt how to perform an effective networking, to build connections and don’t be afraid to lead people.”
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